Luka
Product Information
Luka is a family of tables, armchairs and sofas to add atmosphere to contract spaces, but also to furnish the home. The idea is to create an iconic piece, achieved through its strong personality. It can be presented in different versions according to the architectural intent or use, always maintaining its character: the combination of two heights, both in the back and arm that allow low or high backed armchairs or sofas. “Open space” elements with a feeling of intimacy.
- Origin: Spain
- Lead time: 7-8 weeks
- Designer: Jorge Pensi Design Studio
- Dimensions: (Different size and combination can be made, please contact us for more detail.)
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